Vision: Can colour contribute to motion?

Vision: Can colour contribute to motion?

Whether colour patterns that have no luminance variation can evoke the perception of visual motion has long been a controversial issue. Recent studies using new and old techniques have now provided compelling evidence that colour can indeed contribute to motion perception.

How Political Science Can Contribute to Public Health: A Response to Gagnon and Colleagues

Colour Vision: Adapting to change

The colours we see reflect not only the light wavelengths presently being detected, but also those already received. To understand colour constancy therefore requires an understanding of adaptation in the visual system.

Robot Motion Vision Part II: Implementation

The idea of Fixation introduced a direct method for general recovery of shape and motion from images without using either feature correspondence or optical flow [1,2]. There are some parameters which have important effects on the performance of fixation method. However, the theory of fixation does not say anything about the autonomous and correct choice of those parameters. This paper presents ...

Colour-Vision and Colour-Blindness